N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-37-08
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4.1-37-08. Inspection
Official statutory text
4.1-37-08. Inspection
1. The agriculture commissioner shall develop and implement an initial and periodic
inspection program for anhydrous ammonia storage facilities.
2. The agriculture commissioner shall inspect each anhydrous ammonia storage facility
at least once every five years and may inspect any implement of husbandry designed
to apply anhydrous ammonia which is in the vicinity of an anhydrous ammonia storage
facility.
3. The agriculture commissioner may inspect any anhydrous ammonia storage facility if
the commissioner has reason to believe violations of safety standards exist.
4. The agriculture commissioner may revoke or suspend the license of any anhydrous
ammonia storage facility for a violation of this chapter or the rules adopted under this
chapter. The commissioner may order the discontinuance of use of any implement of
husbandry designed to apply anhydrous ammonia which is found unsafe or
hazardous.
1. The agriculture commissioner shall develop and implement an initial and periodic
inspection program for anhydrous ammonia storage facilities.
2. The agriculture commissioner shall inspect each anhydrous ammonia storage facility
at least once every five years and may inspect any implement of husbandry designed
to apply anhydrous ammonia which is in the vicinity of an anhydrous ammonia storage
facility.
3. The agriculture commissioner may inspect any anhydrous ammonia storage facility if
the commissioner has reason to believe violations of safety standards exist.
4. The agriculture commissioner may revoke or suspend the license of any anhydrous
ammonia storage facility for a violation of this chapter or the rules adopted under this
chapter. The commissioner may order the discontinuance of use of any implement of
husbandry designed to apply anhydrous ammonia which is found unsafe or
hazardous.
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